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Here's my favorite way of doing this, similar to justsam but without piping $str through tr (UUOtr :D )


str="name1, name2, name3, "

typeset IFS=' ,'
for i in $str
do
echo $i$i ...

Looking at the script again, the answer is clear. You are attempting to use a "here" document with the "<<EOF" statement. Your entire script is being pushed into sqlplus and when it reaches the...

By the way, your specific issue is that you do not have quotes around your variable:


echo "$list" # now see what happens...

Maybe something like this:


nawk -F'~' '$1 ~ /AK[59]/ {
status=($2=="A") ? "successful" : "unsuccessful"
system ("mailx -s" $1 ":\\ " status "\ recipient@email_domain.com </dev/null")...

Here's a quick and sloppy way of doing it in KSH.
{
typeset IFS='
'
while read USER_NAME
do
USER_DIR=$(grep $USER_NAME /etc/passwd | awk -F: '{print $6}') ...